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THE GRAPES OF WRATH as Tom Joad Director: Jonathan Church Chichester Festival Theatre 10 July to 28 August 2009 Touring afterwards with the English Touring Theatre as follows: 01. – 03.10.2009 Wimbledon: New Wimbledon Theatre 06. – 10.10.2009 Plymouth: Theatre Royal 13. – 17.10.2009 Edinburgh: King’s Theatre 20. – 31.10.2009 Birmingham: Repertory Theatre 03. – 14.11.2009 Leeds: West Yorkshire Playhouse 17. – 21.11.2009 Truro: Hall for Cornwall Published in 1939, Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck’s shattering novel, The Grapes of Wrath, is a cry for equality and humanity, and a hymn to the fortitude of man. The Joads, a family of impoverished Oklahoman sharecroppers, lose everything when their farm is repossessed after a devastating drought and are driven from their home to make the exhausting Westward trek to California. Seduced by the prospect of opportunity and dignity, they invest everything they have in the journey. When forced to face the possibility that California may not after all be the promised land, they have no choice but to go on; nothing is left for them in Oklahoma. Will the Joads achieve their simple dream of a house and a steady job? Or will theirs prove to be the impossible dream? GALLERY FOLLOW THE LATEST NEWS ON OUR BLOG REVIEWS AND PICTURES OF THE CHICHESTER FESTIVAL THEATRE PERFORMANCES VIDEO: INTERVIEW AND CLIPS |
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